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Edit to certain fields in Salesforce Process Builder?
Can certain fields be closed for edit for most of the month but be open for edit on certain days of the month? Could Process Builder help me with this? Basically, the object has 10 fields and only 2 of the fields need to be available for changes during 5 days of the month. Right now, edit access to the field is only available to admins through a validation rule.
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